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Former Representative for South Carolina's Lowcountry Former South Carolina Governor

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    12 Aug 2019

    Below please find a link to our second video. I do believe a financial storm is coming our way if we do nothing to affect our debt, deficit, and spending numbers from Washington.

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  2. Dec 8

    Ronald Reagan once wryly noted that too often government was the problem. He was right and too often government compounds problems. The Fed is doing this today, and setting us up for a huge fall as the asset bubble we are living in continues to grow.

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  3. Dec 1

    Elections matter. Listening to their results matter too. Fellow conservatives should read the ’s takedown of ’s petulant and child-like behavior.

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  4. Nov 26

    ...To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt.”

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  5. Nov 26

    It's indeed a time to be thankful and reflect on the blessings of America. To keep these blessings coming we should remember Thomas Jefferson's words, "I place economy among the first and most important virtues, and public debt as the greatest of dangers to be feared...

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  6. Nov 23

    Policymakers say... When times are good: "there isn’t the political will in these good times to make change.” When times are bad: ”it’s not the right time.” And so our has grown to a destructive tipping point.

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  7. Nov 18

    "The federal government continues to run monthly budget deficits in the hundreds of billions of dollars."

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  8. Nov 13

    It's astounding that the Chair can't see the forest for the trees in what threatens our economy...it's the debt he didn't mention.

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  9. Nov 12

    Our Republic can't work without the peaceful transfer of power, and the president's actions are eroding this vital tradition. We may not like the results, but the American system was not built on changing the rules post election.

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  10. Nov 11

    As Republicans we need to condemn President Trump's dangerous cling to power, not for what it means in this election but for what it's doing in damaging this vital democratic tradition. (3/3)

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  11. Nov 11

    Our adherence to democratic institutions and traditions will determine the longevity of our civilization. Accordingly, we are now playing with fire here. (2/3)

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  12. Nov 11

    President Obama wasn't a fan of President-elect Trump, but he had him to the Oval Office in observing our country's vital tradition in the peaceful transition of power. It's time. (1/3)

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  13. Nov 9

    Congratulations for being elected as the first woman to ever represent SC-01. I also want to thank for his tireless efforts to improve the Lowcountry and lower the temperature of our politics.

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  14. Nov 9

    The close presidential election proves that we remain a divided country. Over 70 million people believe the political status-quo hasn’t worked. Let’s not ignore that.

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  15. Nov 9

    The American people have spoken. Congratulations to President-elect Biden. We must continue to count all legal votes & ensure a transparent process, but concurrently we must come together as Americans and accept the outcome just as most did in 2016.

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  16. Nov 6

    The old saying is, careful what you wish for. At times in life we bite off more than we can chew and digesting whatever that might be can be tough. Numbers like these point to a economic and market down just over the horizon. Its political & economic reverberations will be vast.

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  17. Nov 6

    Given the reckless comments by the president last night on ending the counting of votes, it's vital all of us as Republican's speak up in condemning this notion. Every vote counts. Our institutions and democratic traditions are the glue that has held us together for 244 years.

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  18. Oct 29

    Like a rock uncovered in a desert windstorm from the sands that obscured its view, so too our inability to carry today's debt will be exposed with what's unfolding with the economy at large.

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  19. Oct 27

    I hope your day is going well... The article below, in particular Figure 4, certainly won't brighten it though. It shows that "heads you lose, tails you lose" regarding debt and spending on Tuesday's with or .

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  20. Oct 9

    Congratulations to the on winning a Nobel Peace Prize under the leadership of a fellow South Carolinian, fmr. Gov. Beasley!

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  21. Oct 7

    The article below is instructive because China happens to be the largest buyer of American debt.

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